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Historical Fiction

The Beggar's Throne

by David Falconieri

2000 · 406 pages

England's War of the Roses is brought home to a family when one brother falls in love with a woman who knows a deadly secret about the queen.

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The Beggar's Throne is a historical fiction novel by David Falconieri, first published in 2000 by MacAdam/Cage Publishing. It runs 406 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2000
Length
406 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorDavid Falconieri
Published2000
Length406 pages
PublisherMacAdam/Cage Publishing

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Publisher
MacAdam/Cage Publishing
Published
2000
Length
406 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780967370101
ISBN-10
0967370108
ASIN
0967370108

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Who wrote The Beggar's Throne?
The Beggar's Throne was written by David Falconieri.
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The Beggar's Throne was first published in 2000 by MacAdam/Cage Publishing.
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The Beggar's Throne is a historical fiction novel.
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The Beggar's Throne is 406 pages long.

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